A closer look at the roofs.

Explore roofing photographs from the AGX Superior Roofing website, including different shingle colors, rooflines, ridges, vents and other visible details.

Multicolor shingles

Multicolor architectural shingles with brown roof vents and a pipe vent, trees and houses behind — Multicolor shingles with roof vents.

Multicolor architectural shingles in brown, tan and gray running up to a ridge, with a street beyond — Multicolor architectural shingles at the ridge.

Multicolor shingles along a long ridge with vents, houses and mountains in the distance — Multicolor shingles along the ridge, mountains beyond.

Rooflines and settings

A gray shingle roof with vents, looking out over houses and yards toward mountains — Gray shingle roof, neighborhood and mountains beyond.

Brown and tan multicolor shingles below a window on a stucco wall, with a gutter at the edge — Multicolor shingles below a window and wall.

Roof edges and details

Gray shingles meeting a wall and a roof edge, with a driveway and a pickup truck below — Where the shingles meet a wall and roof edge.

Green architectural shingles

Six views of one green shingle roof, supplied together as a set.

A roofer working at the eave of a green shingle roof, with the street and mountains in the distance — Green shingle roof planes, with a roofer at the eave.

Green architectural shingle roof with roof vents and a pipe boot, an American flag and trees behind — Green architectural shingles, vents and pipe boot.

Green shingle roof seen along the ridge, with a neighboring garage, shed and trees — Green shingle roof along the ridge line.

Green shingle roof with several roof vents, pipe flashings and a skylight where roof planes meet — Roof intersections, vents and penetrations.

Green shingle roof meeting a gutter above a back door and patio, with a skylight — Roofline, gutter and skylights above a back door.

Long slope of green shingles with a skylight and a roof vent above a fenced side yard — Skylight, roof planes and ridge.

Where these roofs are, and what work was done on them, has not been confirmed yet, so no photo on this page is labeled with a place or a job.

Documented jobs

Three-layer tear-off in Ogden

The roof had three layers of old roofing stacked on it. All three came off, and the decking underneath was bad.

That is the case for a full tear-off in one job. With three layers on top, nobody could see the decking, and a fourth layer would have gone on over wood that was already failing.

Roofing in Ogden

35-square reroof in West Point

A full reroof of 35 squares, finished in charcoal black. A square is 100 square feet of roof, so this was about 3,500 square feet of roof.

Roofing in West Point

Reroof in South Jordan

A reroof in South Jordan, in Salt Lake County. It is outside AGX's usual area, about an hour's drive from West Haven.

No photos of these three jobs have been supplied yet, and none of the photos above are tied to them.